Book Cover Design
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I was tasked with redesigning a book cover for this module, and I decided to pick the one of the best books I’ve read recently, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. The book is about a dystopian society, but instead of your straightforward dystopian society where everything is in ruins and the people are oppressed, the complete opposite is true. The people are well-off, have jobs that are tailored made for them, and everyone is open and free to be with everyone else. But Huxley shows that this way of life, although it seems glamorous and utopian on the surface is actually the more realistic way that a society would become dystopian. I wanted to get at the heart of this book which is all about uniformity, freedom, and fidelity. It’s about being true to the doctrine of “his Fordship” and trying to be one with everyone else. This is expressed in one of their tenets “everyone belongs to everyone else” and the great lengths that they go to to make as many “Bokanovsky” twins. In this age, pe